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Update on July 20, Ron Paul’s visit with the Google employees has been posted on YouTube for all to see and has skyrocketed into the most viewed video on YouTube in just three days with more than 78,000 views. Hilary Clinton’s Google visit’s video is in second place with just over 33,000 views, and it’s been there for FOUR MONTHS! John McCain’s Google visit video is in third place with just over 16,000 views. It’s been up for 2 months. But don’t take MY word for it! Just click HERE and see for yourself!

Ron Paul Rally at Mountain View, CA to an overflow crowd that was far larger than organizers expected. In typical fashion of a man who KNOWS his subject matter, and absolutely believes what he is saying, he addresses the cheering crowd for some 30 minutes with no notes or speechwriting.

Here’s the crowd as he arrives. It’s quite large. And here, in three videos, is the rest of the event: Part 1.  Part 2.   Part 3  

National Public Radio Interview of July 25. Listen or read the transcript.

Confessions of a Ron Paul Junkie......Well, I guess that’s me, too; what can I say?

If a truly honest man ran for president, what would people think? Are they SO used to being bamboozled by con men and political hacks that they wouldn’t recognize one if they saw him? IS there a candidate who says: “I have been voting the same way ALWAYS? That I have been working to free people from the tyranny of bureaucracy and taxation and war for more than twenty years as an elected representative? Naaahh, there couldn’t be anyone like THAT, COULD there? Actually, there could.

It had to happen. SOMEBODY naturally had to call on Dr. Paul in his capacity as a medical doctor to fix an ailing nation. SOMEBODY had to make a music video. Well, here’s a guy who did both, and it’s some really fine music, too.

If you ever thought that the war in Iraq had ANYTHING to do with what happened on 9/11, you should check out this video

Hilarious Video of Ron Paul RIPPING Some Pro-Drug

War Audience Member From 30 Years Ago.

Hottie for Ron Paul

Yeah, she’s a hottie and all, and a cute little bimbo, right? WRONG!!!!! If you still think so, then read THIS from her blog, and check out her latest video:  

Why I Support Ron Paul - Part 1

 

I just want to expand a little on my latest Ron Paul Girl video, and why I feel the way I do. I actually know a thing or two about the “queen bees” I spoke of. I should, after all. I was raised by one.

 

I spent my entire childhood, until I left home at age 17, on welfare. The last job I can remember either of my parents ever working was when my stepfather was a fry cook, for about a week, when I was about 5. There were four of us kids, and the message taught to us at home was clear: You’d have to be nuts to go out and get a job!

 

Our family received public assistance (a monthly check), food stamps, and Medi-Cal (California’s free Medicaid program). However, far from being a stop-gap while we got back on our feet, welfare was a way of life. We were still poor, but as long as my parents didn’t have to work, it was good enough for them. What was growing up that way like? Well, as clichéd as it sounds, most of our monthly check actually did go to buy cigarettes and beer. And in spite of the free health coverage, I literally never saw a doctor, except for the immunizations required by the school. My parents did earn a little extra money, by reselling junk they’d bought at garage sales. But they never reported the income, lest our benefits get cut. When my paternal grandparents opened up a college savings account in my name, my parents were “forced” to spend the money, or else we’d lose our food stamps for having too much in “liquid assets”. Luckily, they did allow me to keep the fast-food job that I got when I was 16, though, because the paltry amount that I earned only caused a tiny dip in our benefits.

 

They thought I was crazy for taking that fast food job, though. I’ll never forget my stepfather telling me that he thought anyone who went to work every day was crazy. That’s the lesson that kids on welfare are taught, plain and simple. Anyone who thinks otherwise is just naïve. My best friends in the neighborhood growing up, all of their parents were on welfare, too. And let me tell you, there was no sense of shame, no sense of ever needing to rise above, no sense of anything other than entitlement. The last time I spoke to any of those old childhood friends I was 18, and most of them were already welfare mothers themselves.

 

Welfare doesn’t work. Period. It’s just a way of life for far, far too many people. And I, for one, don’t want to be forced to subsidize it. The “queen bees”, getting fat and lazy on our tax dollars, are all too real, and all too common.

 

I used to consider myself quite a liberal. In spite of the abuse of the system that I witnessed at home, I still believed that some people truly needed help and that the kids shouldn’t be penalized for their parents’ laziness. As an adult, however, I’ve finally started to realize that welfare never actually helped my family. What would have really helped is if there had actually been some incentive for one or both of my parents to get up off the couch and get a job. That’s what would have helped them, by giving them some sorely needed sense of self-worth. It would have helped us kids, too, by teaching us how to take care of ourselves. And it would have helped everyone else, by removing the burden of having to foot the bill.

NICE, huh? An amazing woman, who I’m proud to include on my website. You think it’s easy getting out of  our welfare state? Take it from someone who’s been there and done that. But look at her videos. Read her blog. She’s SMART! And she’s got pride in herself. Just how the hell easy would it be to do what she has done? To get out of the entitlement mentality like she has?  How many people would be able to do it? How many people would even WANT to, given that they lived that way growing up? Wouldn’t it be better to just let people find their own way through life, getting charity from private sources if they fall upon hard times, than locking them into an entitlement program from which it is unlikely the majority will never extricate themselves and have us all pay for it?

JUST in case you’re a Hillary fan, here’s an excerpt from a Democratic debate that might interest you; I guess Hilary not only thinks that war with Iran is a good idea, she actually can’t contain her glee at the prospect:

And for those of you who think that Rudy Gulliani is the man for the job based on his performance during the 9/11 disaster which he trumpets every time he ges the chance, why don’t we just take a look at what the New York Firefighters have to say about that?

I couldn’t resist posting this appearance on the Daily Show with Jon Stewart. He has one of the classic lines ever in any interview when he says to Paul: “You appear to have consistent, principled integrity............Americans don’t usually go for that.”

CLASSIC Colbert Report interview where he calls Dr. Paul “an enigma wrapped in a riddle nestled in a sesame seed bun of mystery.” I don’t believe I’ve ever seen Dr. Paul have so much fun on a show

Here’s Former IRS Agent Joe Banister and Ron Paul On CNBC discussing the income tax.

Another great clip of Ron Paul ripping the Federal Reserve chairman a new one from some 25 years ago. What a guy. The man is absolutely brilliant.

THIS guy is just a crack up. I love this guy. It’s a shame that the video starts after the introduction, but I since found out his name is Reverend John Killian.  He’s a Baptist preacher and boy does he ever sound like one.  He preaches fire and brimstone and Ron Paul at the Alabama straw poll awhile back. Then, the videos disappeared. Sneaky Pete that I am, I captured them and saved them. I just HAD to salvage these videos.

And NOW...Here’s Steve playing my new favorite Ron Paul victory song! A VERY talented guy and a toe-tapping song.

Jon Stewart explaining our foreign policy. My God, this guy is SO hilarious!

This interview came from Kevin Miller's film WE BECOME SILENT. This ½ hour documentary exposes the bedfellows of the FDA and the pharmaceutical companies. The whole film is the video on the right.  Kevin Miller is an International award-winning writer/producer and director. His latest documentary called GENERATION RX, about the suspect use of Ritalin, antidepressants, and anti-psychotics in children, will be released in early 2008. If you want to see just the interviews with Ron Paul on the subject, which includes touching on the WTO, view the first two videos. They’re pretty sensational and illustrates quite well the problems with federal regulation of drugs.